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The Failure to Treat Communism as an Evil on Par with Nazism

John O’Sullivan writes for National Review (Oct., 25, 2022):

“The truth of the matter is that the West never confronted the radical evil of Communism as it confronted that of Nazism. Both Left and Right had their reasons for forgetting the past as Communism imploded in front of them: The Right wanted a smooth diplomatic resolution of the Cold War and therefore avoided anything that smacked of Nuremberg, crimes against humanity, justice, or, as the smooth diplomatic evasion had it, Western ‘triumphalism.’ The Left needed to throw a cloak over its own underlying sympathy and occasional support for the Soviet experiment and over the family resemblances between democratic socialism and ‘really existing socialism.'” Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/453075/communism-russian-revolution-terrible-cost

True it is!  We treat some evils as more evil than others (Indeed, we treat some evils as if they were not!).   And how about the present day treatment of (or attitude toward) infanticide, a.k.a. “a woman’s choice”! 

We are blind to the sins of our time.  And oft times it isn’t until another generation is awakened and shines the light upon them, that a nation sees its sins and comes out of the darkness.

Hmmmmm.  Frustrating, irritating, and disgusting.

25 Oct., 2022

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